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Reviving an old thread because I found something on YouTube I had been trying to find for awhile (and I was surprised to see it was posted in 2010, before I started this thread): Various Nick at Nite interstitials spoofing various TV shows, but with Bob Newhart in them: Unfortunately, not all...

It's been said that this season Cookie Monster will now live above Hooper's Store, and will often be smelling foods from downstairs. If it's true that there will be a new Cookie Monster segment, I wonder if his new home will be the focus of those segments.

No, that was The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh was a TV series.

Sometimes there are segments that take place on a different city street set ("I Love My Elbows", "Sully Supplies Music"). I wonder if those are further down the street, if not across from the main action. At the end of "Good Morning Morning", we see Herry and some of the others on a street that...

Or it will get canceled before every episode is even broadcast. See also The Jim Henson Hour, Little Muppet Monsters, and the first season of Muppets Tonight (though the remaining episodes eventually did air along with an extra season). Hopefully Disney plans on releasing each season shortly...

I never thought about that. Of course, it is a lot more common for Tough Pigs to have multiple posts per day, while The Muppet Mindset usually just has one. The Muppet Mindset started out with almost a new post each day (it helps that the site allows for guest articles while guest articles for...

Don't know if they were inspired or not, but it's interesting that this next one has been announced to take place in New York, while the others had the characters traveling (though going to Grouchland wasn't really far from Sesame Street, considering it's inside a portal in Oscar's can). Of...

Wow, I chose this as a subject for an April Fools joke two weeks ago, but now I saw that the movie really is still in development, only now it's going to be distributed by Warner Bros. instead of 20th Century Fox...

This is the first time I've seen that pointed out.

I can't remember if it was this thread, the "you know what?" thread, or the "what's the deal" thread, but in one of these threads I brought up the fact that ABC Family seems to show two different edits of Home Alone. Then last night I read on TV Tropes that the channel also regularly shows two...

I hope to get started on writing my fan fic based on this either this week or next, but I must say that although my fan fic most likely won't include everything mentioned in the "press release", one thing I'm thinking about is the fact that I had it say that it reveals that Cookie Monster's home...

In Ernie's Big Mess, he lives in an apartment next to Big Bird's nest area. But books probably don't count.

Same with Snuffy's cave.

It seems like each performer had only one character in this, which would make sense if it were done live, but it's obviously pre-recorded.

What I meant in terms of a Duck Amuck-style thing not working in CGI is that it would be weird to see a paint brush or pencil used to torture the animated character if it was done in CGI, and I don't think seeing a moving arrow selecting things to torture the character with would be too...

Been thinking about how the majority of Sesame Street anniversary/greatest hits albums tend to have at least a few tracks that feel a bit random (the same can be said for most character spotlight albums and videos). Which gets me trying to determine which one has the best representation of the...

I don't think there was an official Rocky and Bullwinkle fan club. If there was, I wouldn't be surprised if the segments ended with them saying how to join (and wouldn't be surprised if those were cut from reruns and video releases, as the mailing address and membership probably wouldn't be...

In The Moose That Roared, it is said that the Fan Club segments were made as a way of subliminally reminding viewers of the Rocky and Bullwinkle merchandise that was out there. Did anybody get a sense of that from the segments? I never did. The segments never featured any Bullwinkle merchandise...

After my post about the "Donkey Kong sucks" scene in Billy Madison, I decided to seek out the clip on YouTube to see if any of the commentors felt the same way, and a number of the comments were about what I was talking about. And I thought of a few more interpretations of the scene...